World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final Ticket Prices Crash More Than 50% in Four Days

  • This blog was originally published on July 7, 2026. It was updated on July 8 once the World Cup Round of 16 was completed.

Despite all the negativity in the build-up to the tournament, it's safe to say the World Cup has been a resounding success. Stadiums have been full and the players on the pitch have delivered.

Now only the best remain, with Messi, Mbappe, Haaland and Kane hoping to make history for their nations. Despite reaching the business end of the competition, ticket prices are crashing on SeatPick for each of the four quarter-finals.

World Cup 2026 quarter-final ticket prices have fallen by more than 50% between July 4 and July 8. The sharp correction follows a wave of round of 16 results that eliminated co-hosts USA, Mexico and Canada from the tournament, as well as one of the best supported teams in the World Cup, Colombia.

With home crowds gone, demand for several ties has cooled fast, and this looks like one of the better windows to lock in a seat.

World Cup 2026 Quarter-Finals: Dates, Venues and Why Prices Are Falling

The quarter-finals run from Thursday, July 9 to Saturday, July 11, 2026, split across four US cities: Boston, Los Angeles, Miami and Kansas City. Eight teams remain, and the winners advance to the semi-finals in Dallas and Atlanta the following week.

Ticket markets tend to move fast once a bracket is confirmed. Prices often spike the moment a big name qualifies - or drop when a popular team is eliminated.

That's exactly what is showing up in the data this week. All four quarter-finals have seen their cheapest listed price fall by more than 30% since Saturday, and the steepest drop, Spain vs Belgium, is down 63.6% on its cheapest ticket.

SeatPick pulls listings from multiple trusted resale marketplaces into one place, and our live World Cup ticket data hub exactly how far these prices have moved in the last days and weeks.

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France vs Morocco Tickets: Boston Prices Fall 53% Ahead of Thursday's Kick-Off

France face Morocco on Thursday, July 9, at Gillette Stadium, branded "Boston Stadium" for the tournament. France and Kylian Mbappe enter this match as one of the tournament favourites after topping Group I.

Morocco reached the quarter-finals by beating Canada, extending their remarkable run since their historic 2022 semi-final finish. It is a huge occasion for African football fans hoping to see another deep run.

This is sure to be a brilliant game and, perhaps surprisingly, is currently the most affordable quarter-final to attend. Average resale prices on SeatPick have fallen from $3,319 to $1,546 in four days, a drop of 53%, and the cheapest listed ticket has come down from $1,191 to $772, a drop of 35%.

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Spain vs Belgium Tickets: LA Clash Sees the Biggest Price Drop of the Round

Spain take on Belgium on Friday, July 10, at SoFi Stadium, known as "Los Angeles Stadium" for the tournament. Spain reached the last eight for the first time since 2010 after edging past Portugal in stoppage time.

Belgium knocked out co-host USA to book their spot in their last eight, driving ticket prices down considerably for the remaining matches.

The cheapest ticket for this match has fallen 63.6% in four days, from $2,475 to $900, while the average listing price has dropped 61.6%, from $5,773 to $2,214.

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Norway vs England Tickets: Miami Prices Down Despite Haaland Hype

Norway face England on Saturday, July 11, at Hard Rock Stadium, known as "Miami Stadium" for the tournament. Norway reached their first World Cup quarter-final on the back of Erling Haaland's scoring run, including a statement win over Brazil.

England advanced with a narrow epic win over Mexico at Estadio Azteca and will be desperate to reach their first World Cup final since 1966. It is one of the most anticipated ties of the round, pitting Haaland against Harry Kane, arguably the two best strikers in the world.

Despite the anticipation, prices have eased considerably. The average ticket price has dropped 53.2%, from $6,020 to $2,819, and the cheapest listing is down 55.4%, from $3,055 to $1,362.

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Argentina vs Switzerland Tickets: Kansas City Holding Value

The final quarter-final is set for Saturday, July 11, at Arrowhead Stadium, known as "Kansas City Stadium" for the tournament, kicking off at 9pm ET. It follows two different ties to complete the round of 16.

Argentina produced the most incredible comeback against Egypt. Down 2-0 with 11 minutes to go, Leo Messi once again inspired his teammates to victory from a seemingly impossible situation, scoring once with Cristian Romero and Enzo Fernandez also notching. The latter in the 92nd minute.

Switzerland vs Colombia showcased another side of football. A dull goalless draw saw the Swiss reach the quarter-finals with a penalty shoot-out win over Colombia.

At the match in Vancouver, yellow Colombia shirts dominated the stands and the departure of the south American side has opened up plenty more tickets for those keen to watch Leo Messi.

Messi's bid for a farewell World Cup triumph is being watched closely by fans all around the world, but the lack of Colombia in this tie has continued the trend of World Cup quarter-final prices dropping.

Average ticket prices are down 39.4%, from $4,415 on July 4, to $2,674, for Argentina vs Switzerland, while the cheapest listing on SeatPick has dropped 41.8%, from $2,046 to $1,190.

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Should You Buy World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final Tickets Now?

Nobody can guarantee prices keep falling. Once the round of 16 finishes and travel plans firm up, remaining inventory for the closest matches, especially Norway vs England, could tighten again.

For fans working to a budget, France vs Morocco remains the most affordable ticket of the round. SeatPick's listings update in real time, making it easier to catch further drops or lock in a seat before demand picks back up.

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World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final Ticket FAQs

How much have World Cup 2026 quarter-final ticket prices dropped?

Average resale prices across the four quarter-finals have fallen more than 50% in the last four days, based on SeatPick's real-time market tracking. Starting prices have fallen even further for some ties, including a 63.6% drop for Spain vs Belgium.

Which World Cup 2026 quarter-final has the cheapest tickets?

France vs Morocco is currently the most affordable quarter-final, with resale tickets starting from $772 on SeatPick for the July 9 match in Boston.

Why are World Cup 2026 ticket prices falling?

Prices have eased since co-hosts USA, Mexico and Canada were eliminated in the round of 16, reducing demand from home fans. Resale markets also tend to settle once a bracket is confirmed and more listings appear.

When are the World Cup 2026 quarter-finals?

The quarter-finals run from Thursday, July 9 to Saturday, July 11, 2026, with matches in Boston, Los Angeles, Miami and Kansas City.


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